Security Gap
What is Security Gap?
A deficiency in an organization's security posture where expected or required security controls are absent or insufficient.
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What the standards actually require on security gap
Requirements naming security gap across 4 standards, quoted from the control text.
Those within scope must notify the Cybersecurity Presidency without delay of any vulnerability or cyber incident they detect in the area where they provide services.
turkey-cybersecurity-law-law-no-7545::7.1.b-report · Article 7(1)(b): report vulnerabilities and cyber incidents to the Presidency without delay →Independent code reviews of internally developed or vendor-supplied custom applications confirm there are no security gaps.
ffiec-cybersecurity-assessment-tool-cat::D3.PC.Se.A.3 · D3.PC.Se.A.3 Secure Coding (Advanced 3) →The preparation phase ends with a kickoff meeting that formally begins the agency authorization, introduces the team, reviews the offering and aligns the process and milestone timelines, so that all stakeholders share an understanding of the process, milestone...
fedramp-rev-5::A.6 · A.6 Kickoff meeting →Regulated companies develop an approach to security patches, hot fixes and service pack upgrades that sets out how to judge the threat level to the enterprise and, from it, the urgency of patching, allows flexibility that balances risk to the enterprise agains...
gamp-5-good-automated-manufacturing-practice::S4 · Appendix S4 Patch and Update Management →Questions people ask about security gap
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